Some old Southern homes have a way of making you feel welcome before you even reach the front door. Perhaps it is the wide porch, the familiar rhythm of rocking chairs, or the quiet charm of a neighborhood where history is still part of everyday life. At 89 S. Dooley St. in Hawkinsville, Georgia, that … Read more
Tucked into the charming village of Vernon, this handsome three-bedroom residence offers an appealing blend of turn-of-the-century character and more recent improvements. Dating to 1900, the home retains some of the architectural touches that give older houses their personality, while a thoughtful round of renovations brings greater comfort to everyday living. Inside, the 1,603-square-foot house … Read more
There are some old houses that have been remodeled so extensively that little remains of the home they once were. Then there are houses like this one—carefully updated, lovingly maintained, and still unmistakably connected to their past. Set on 5 peaceful acres in Albion, Michigan, this remarkable farmhouse offers a rare combination of historic character, … Read more
Some homes simply have a way of making you smile—and 6 Halleck Avenue is one of them. Brimming with warmth, timeless craftsmanship, and thoughtful modern updates, this inviting residence offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the best of Edwardsville living, just a short stroll from the restaurants, shops, parks, and vibrant charm of downtown. … Read more
The W.N. Seay House is one of those rare treasures—a beautifully preserved late-Victorian residence listed on the National Register of Historic Places, offering an enchanting blend of architectural grandeur, mountain vistas, and timeless Southern charm. Perched atop one of the highest ridges in Buena Vista, directly beside Southern Virginia University, this distinguished home enjoys … Read more
Some homes offer comfort. Others offer character. And a rare few become part of a community’s enduring story. Welcome to an extraordinary Tudor estate in the heart of Ishpeming, a distinguished residence built in 1943 by Sam Cohodas, one of the Upper Peninsula’s most successful and philanthropic entrepreneurs. Steeped in history, architectural charm, and … Read more
Tucked away on a private 1.9-acre wooded parcel in Clayhole, Kentucky, this modern 2015-built cabin delivers a rustic escape with full modern connectivity for $140,000 ($140 per square foot). Accessed via a scenic drive directly through a shallow creek, the three-bedroom, one-bathroom retreat pairs total backcountry seclusion with established utilities and high-speed internet infrastructure. … Read more
This 1890 Victorian home in Lumpkin, Georgia, offers exceptional historical character at a price per square foot ($49/sq. ft.) rarely found in grand Southern residential architecture. Key Property Details Price: $180,000 Layout: 4 Bedrooms | 1.5 Bathrooms | 3,706 Sq. Ft. Lot Size: 1.43 Acres with mature shade trees Architectural Highlights: Soaring ceilings, … Read more
A Remarkable Turn-of-the-Century Home in Northeast Minneapolis After remaining in the same orbit for more than 25 years, this distinguished Minneapolis residence has finally returned to the market. Set upon a generous corner parcel in the Sheridan neighborhood of Northeast Minneapolis, the property combines turn-of-the-century craftsmanship with a handful of modern conveniences, while retaining much … Read more